Reply United Patriots and Roxanna are aware of Shane Krauser's unsavory past of fraud and continue to promote him. Of course his bio does not include this info. Therefore many of Shane's supporters are unaware of his fraud while an attorney with the Maricopa County prosecutor's office. If our assistants are going to promote his activities then at least make people aware of his record of fraud. This will minimize risk of harm to our members and others, and liability to PR dot com.

Shane has put himself in a position of trust that can be taken advantage of - again. Keep in mind that it is quite possible that Shane did not act alone. I cannot trust him. Those of you, like Roxanne, who believe that his efforts in promoting understanding of our Constitution, are so valuable that he should be (for)given a second chance, while keeping our supporters in the dark, I have to remind you that the end does not justify the means.

Norm

AZ Corp Commission order # S-20914A-14-0308.

You will find it worthwhile to read at least a part of the ACC's decision to get a feel for the depth of his fraud: https://docket.images.azcc.gov/0000156402.pdf?i=1648224461809 .


AZ Corp Commission Finds Shane Krauser Guilty Of Securities Fraud Violations and Ordered to Pay $99,347.00 in Restitution Including Penalty

ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION

Press Release

Commission Finds Securities Fraud Violations

and Orders Over $2 Million in Restitution



PHOENIX, AZ—The Arizona Corporation Commission today sanctioned a former Maricopa County criminal prosecutor and a real estate developer for defrauding investors in separate cases, ordering more than $2.07 million in restitution and $170,000 in administrative penalties.

Shane F. Krauser and Krauser Investment Group, LLC

The Commission has settled its allegations against a former criminal prosecutor, Shane F. Krauser of Gilbert, who admitted to committing securities fraud while he was employed as a Deputy Maricopa County Attorney. The Commission found, while not registered to offer or sell securities in Arizona, Krauser raised investor funds by selling unregistered promissory notes and investment contracts, promising guaranteed returns between 20 and 36 percent. The Commission found that Krauser, who previously had been a licensed securities salesman, represented he would invest the investors’ money in the stock market, but he actually invested less than half of their funds. The Commission found that Krauser used the majority of the investors’ funds to pay down his home equity line of credit, pay his credit card bills and student loans, purchase a residential lot, and to repay his brother who had previously invested with him. The Commission ordered Krauser and his affiliated company, Krauser Investment Group, LLC, to pay $79,347 in restitution and a $20,000 penalty. For more details about this case, view the full text of the Commission’s order at S-20914A-14-0308. . . .United Patriots and Roxanna are aware of Shane Krauser's unsavory past of fraud and continue to promote him. Of course his bio does not include this info. Therefore many of Shane's supporters are unaware of his fraud while an attorney with the Maricopa County prosecutor's office. If our assistants are going to promote his activities then at least make people aware of his record of fraud. This will minimize risk of harm to our members and others, and liability to PR dot com. Shane has put himself in a position of trust that can be taken advantage of - again. Keep in mind that it is quite possible that Shane did not act alone. I cannot trust him. Those of you, like Roxanne, who believe that his efforts in promoting understanding of our Constitution, are so valuable that he should be (for)given a second chance, while keeping our supporters in the dark, I have to remind you that the end does not justify the means. Norm AZ Corp Commission order # S-20914A-14-0308. You will find it worthwhile to read at least a part of the ACC's decision to get a feel for the depth of his fraud: https://docket.images.azcc.gov/0000156402.pdf?i=1648224461809 . AZ Corp Commission Finds Shane Krauser Guilty Of Securities Fraud Violations and Ordered to Pay $99,347.00 in Restitution Including Penalty ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION Press Release Commission Finds Securities Fraud Violations and Orders Over $2 Million in Restitution PHOENIX, AZ—The Arizona Corporation Commission today sanctioned a former Maricopa County criminal prosecutor and a real estate developer for defrauding investors in separate cases, ordering more than $2.07 million in restitution and $170,000 in administrative penalties. Shane F. Krauser and Krauser Investment Group, LLC The Commission has settled its allegations against a former criminal prosecutor, Shane F. Krauser of Gilbert, who admitted to committing securities fraud while he was employed as a Deputy Maricopa County Attorney. The Commission found, while not registered to offer or sell securities in Arizona, Krauser raised investor funds by selling unregistered promissory notes and investment contracts, promising guaranteed returns between 20 and 36 percent. The Commission found that Krauser, who previously had been a licensed securities salesman, represented he would invest the investors’ money in the stock market, but he actually invested less than half of their funds. The Commission found that Krauser used the majority of the investors’ funds to pay down his home equity line of credit, pay his credit card bills and student loans, purchase a residential lot, and to repay his brother who had previously invested with him. The Commission ordered Krauser and his affiliated company, Krauser Investment Group, LLC, to pay $79,347 in restitution and a $20,000 penalty. For more details about this case, view the full text of the Commission’s order at S-20914A-14-0308. . . .